Philadelphia Magazine

Our 2008 World Series MVP also weighs in on screen time limits and being an Eagles fan in Dallas.

Former Municipal Court judge Pat Dugan thinks he has what it takes to take Larry Krasner down in May’s primary.

Skip the à la carte menu and fork over control to the chef with these ambitious chef-driven tastings. 

Kerry & Clyde’s decorative pillows feature dog silhouettes, profiles of famous historical figures, and other unexpected designs.

Frankly luxurious, frankly modern, and frankly, it’s a steal by Shore standards.

The Old City couple self-united at the groom’s childhood home in Lansdale before heading to London.

Go Phils! We check in on projections around the league for Opening Day.

Yes, Chesterbrook leads the pack, but it came in only third nationally this year.

The Parisian-chic womenswear collection has been worn by the likes of Abbott Elementary’s Lisa Ann Walter. 

Eat your way through your neighborhood and soak up the sunshine at these spring celebrations.

Kensington’s towering new restaurant gives diners high hopes, but those lofty aspirations fall short.

It sounds like a cool idea. It also sounds a little bit horny.

It’s a “full-blown White House participation trophy,” says Boyle.

Plus: Fairmount gets a new-ish sushi spot, a recap of the Glu Hospitality fallout, and Weckerly’s plans to open a cafe and scoop shop.

Inside Jezabel Careaga’s workshop, where empanadas are crafted, not just made.